Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) Assistance Across England & Wales

Putting a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) in place is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your future and your loved ones.

At LPA Assist, we provide clear, step-by-step support to help you complete your LPA forms accurately and confidently, without stress, confusion, or costly mistakes.

✔ Fixed fee: £145 per LPA
✔ Support with form completion
✔ Serving clients across England & Wales

We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. We specialise in helping you complete your LPA forms correctly.

What Is a Lasting Power of Attorney?

A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document that allows you (the donor) to appoint someone you trust (your attorney) to make decisions on your behalf if you become unable to do so yourself.

LPAs must be created while you still have mental capacity. If this step is delayed too long, your family may need to apply through the courts, a process that can be expensive, time-consuming, and stressful.

Planning ahead gives you control, clarity, and peace of mind.

Simple, Supportive LPA Help — Without the Overwhelm

We understand that completing LPA forms can feel confusing. Many people worry about making mistakes that could delay or reject their application.

That’s where we help.

Because we focus solely on Lasting Power of Attorney assistance, we’re able to provide a calm, straightforward service designed to:

✔ Help you avoid common errors
✔ Guide you through each section clearly
✔ Support you through submission and next steps

Our goal is simple: help you get it right the first time.

Our Fixed Fee LPA Service

Individual LPAs:

Property & Financial Affairs — £145

Health & Welfare — £145

Health & Welfare and Property & Financial Affairs — £270

Mirror/Couple LPAs:

Property & Financial Affairs — £250

Health & Welfare — £250

Health & Welfare and Property & Financial Affairs — £460

✔ Clear, transparent pricing
✔ No hidden costs
✔ Support from start to submission

Please note: Government registration fees (£92 per LPA) are payable separately to the Office of the Public Guardian.

Types of Lasting Power of Attorney

Many people think LPAs are only needed later in life, but they can be valuable for adults of any age. Putting an LPA in place is simply about planning ahead.

Property & Financial Affairs LPA

A Property & Financial Affairs LPA allows your attorney(s) to manage your financial matters, including:

Paying bills
Managing bank accounts
Handling day-to-day spending
Making decisions about property, including selling or remortgaging

It ensures your finances can continue to run smoothly if you are unable to manage them yourself.

Health & Welfare LPA

A Health & Welfare LPA allows your attorney(s) to make decisions about your:

Medical treatment
Care arrangements
Daily health and wellbeing

It also enables your loved ones to communicate with healthcare professionals on your behalf when needed.

Why Choose LPA Assist?

LPA Assist was founded by Fadumo Yosuf, who previously worked at the Office of the Public Guardian, where she processed LPA applications.

Through this experience, she saw first-hand how often LPAs were delayed or rejected due to avoidable mistakes, even when completed by paid services.

That insight shapes everything we do.

Focused exclusively on LPAs
Clear, supportive guidance
Designed to reduce errors and delays
Helping clients across England & Wales

A Reassuring, Straightforward Process

We keep things simple and manageable:

Plan Ahead With Confidence

Having a Lasting Power of Attorney in place means your loved ones can step in when it matters most — without unnecessary stress or legal complications.

Let us help you complete your LPA with clarity and confidence.